What is wrong with the world? Jesus has the answer, and it is very different from what you might hear on the street or read on the papers.

Whether it's Jurgen Klopp or 'Bazball', a new President, Prime Minister or Party Leader, we all know that leadership is everything. So what does gold-standard leadership for the Christian worker look like? Paul and his co-workers exemplify the blueprint. 

Social media and news feeds are full of news of the decline in main-line churches, and often of scandal. So what does true and faithful Christian leadership look like, and what is the kind of Christian work that grows a church? Thankfully the New Testament gives the answer! 

What does the authentic work of God look like?

Recently, a number of historians and social commentators have highlighted the huge impact Jesus' words have made to our society. However, there are many viewpoints on what being a Christian should look like. Join us this Thursday as we think about the benchmark of God’s authentic work. 

Jesus, the most powerful leader and most followed man this world has ever known describes himself as 'gentle' and 'lowly'. He offers true rest for those who follow him. His 'light' burden and 'easy' load is welcome relief for wearisome ideologies of the world.

Jesus, the most powerful leader and most followed man this world has ever known describes himself as 'gentle' and 'lowly'. He offers true rest for those who follow him. His 'light' burden and 'easy' load is welcome relief for wearisome ideologies of the world.

Suffering, pain and death is all around us and raise profound questions for each one of us. Come and hear Jesus' answer that equips us to cope.

This is part three of a special three-week lunchtime series: Issues on our minds.

Consultants and pension planners are falling over themselves to give us tips on how we can be financially prepared to enjoy our future. Come and hear the unique wisdom of the best financial and career adviser - Jesus Christ. 

This is part two of a special three-week lunchtime series: Issues on our minds.

Resisting the rescue package.

When God comes to the world, what will he be like? Matthew’s Gospel has many answers to that question, but chapter 11 has perhaps one of the most surprising: God’s coming will be offensive. To be offensive in the world today is considered worse than ever, but does this change when it is God who is doing the offending? Jesus says ‘Blessed is the one who is not offended by me’; come along on Thursday to find out why. Leo Elbourne will be speaking on Matthew 11:1-15.